Long Weekend

A really cute, light, romantic and humorous, but a feel good movie that is more than *just a typical romcom*. This romcom makes you fall in love with each character for who they are, along with their flaws, and that is good. However you're always sort of wondering if it's really good to believe in these characters. This is one about a true love, yes, and it takes you along in their perfect little adventure of romance, yes, but it leaves you with the feeling of "do I believe this or do I not?" You don't get confirmation until the end... and then the end again. Watch it and you'll see, especially if you like romantic comedies with a bit of a twist.

This movie was very interesting about the struggles of possible mental health, a break up, a love story, and finding who you really are and I think that Finn Whitrock, who I had never heard of was just amazing in this movie. Damon Wayans Junior played an incredible part as his friend Doug and he was pretty Likable. The story is very odd. Very different yet might seem unbelievable at parts. But when you get to the end, you will understand. The girl that played Vienna played a very interesting part and I thought she was a great actress in this part, but Finn really stood as Bart. OK, so he's not bad on the eyes either.

When bart falls alseep at the cinema, the charming vienna wakes him and something clicks. They have so much fun together. There was some mystery to this movie that kept it interesting. But both main actors were great in their roles. It was a little sad but good hearted and altogether an good movie.

Acting was superb..... definitely a different kind of romance. Worth a watch !

You know those movies that you can't stop talking about to your friends and if they watch it, it's glorious, and those who haven't seen it can't relate and are sick of hearing about it?

Thats how much I enjoyed the art direction, twists, and how you are 'involved' in wondering 'how it's going to happen', or maybe it isn't 😉, and the scales of wonder you slide through.

It's a feel good, relatable love story that appeals to our sense of wonder and it hits all the bases.